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== Arch ==
== Arch ==


An [[Arch]] is the leading role associated with a Bloodline. The standalone guide preserves the existing leadership expectations and clearly labels the old numerical threshold as unverified legacy information.
An [[Arch]] is the leader and progenitor of a [[Bloodlines|Bloodline]]. Reaching 125 qualifying active followers establishes eligibility for consideration, but does not automatically grant Arch status. See [[Arch]] for the complete requirements, responsibilities, and recognition process.


== Activity scores ==
== Activity scores ==

Latest revision as of 01:34, 29 August 2026


The current organisational hierarchy is:

Bloodlines → Clans → Dynasties → Players

This page is an overview of those relationships. Follow the linked pages for details.

Player

New players begin as solitary players unless they join an organisation. Their sire and lineage relationships still connect them to the wider family system, while organisational membership determines any additional group roles and rules.

Dynasties

Dynasties are the organisations players directly join. Vampire Dynasties are Houses, Lycan Dynasties are Packs, Witch Dynasties are Covens, and Hunter Dynasties are Orders.

Clans

Clans bring multiple Dynasties together and may contain a combination of species-specific organisation types.

Bloodlines

Bloodlines contain Clans and represent the highest organisational level shown by the current game website.

Arch

An Arch is the leader and progenitor of a Bloodline. Reaching 125 qualifying active followers establishes eligibility for consideration, but does not automatically grant Arch status. See Arch for the complete requirements, responsibilities, and recognition process.

Activity scores

See Dynasty and Clan Activity Scores for weekly qualification, rankings, and lifetime scores.